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Understanding 9/11Reason, faith, and tradition : explorations in Catholic theology
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398 pages : 23 cm
The author shows that the beliefs of Catholics and other Christians are reasonable, not based on blind faith. Drawing on Catholic and Christian theological traditions, the book links traditional teaching with contemporary issues to illustrate the relevance of faith to modern cultural, ethical, and scientific issues.--From publisher's description
Includes bibliographical references and index
1. Faith and reason I -- 2. Faith and reason II -- 3. Doing theology -- 4. Science and Christian faith -- 5. Revelation: does God communicate with humans? -- 6. The Trinity -- 7. Human nature and human destiny -- 8. The Catholic view of scripture: inspiration and inerrancy -- 9. Understanding the Bible -- 10. The historical Jesus, part I -- 11. The historical Jesus, part II -- 12. Christology -- 13. Ecclesiology -- 14. The Catholic Church and the world
The author shows that the beliefs of Catholics and other Christians are reasonable, not based on blind faith. Drawing on Catholic and Christian theological traditions, the book links traditional teaching with contemporary issues to illustrate the relevance of faith to modern cultural, ethical, and scientific issues.--From publisher's description
Includes bibliographical references and index
1. Faith and reason I -- 2. Faith and reason II -- 3. Doing theology -- 4. Science and Christian faith -- 5. Revelation: does God communicate with humans? -- 6. The Trinity -- 7. Human nature and human destiny -- 8. The Catholic view of scripture: inspiration and inerrancy -- 9. Understanding the Bible -- 10. The historical Jesus, part I -- 11. The historical Jesus, part II -- 12. Christology -- 13. Ecclesiology -- 14. The Catholic Church and the world
Notes
Cut-off text on some pages due to text runs into the gutter.
inherent tight margin
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